Plugins | webpack

Webpack has a rich plugin interface. Most of the features within webpack itself use this plugin interface. This makes webpack flexible.
CSS and HTML are built in — stable and on by default — so neither needs a plugin here: mini-css-extract-plugin and html-webpack-plugin are deprecated. The Native CSS and Native HTML guides cover what each one builds in (CSS, HTML) and how to move an existing setup over.
The plugins below are grouped by what they do. Most ship with webpack itself and are used as new webpack.SomePlugin(); the ones whose page lives under a *-webpack-plugin name are separate packages to install first.
Several of these exist mainly because a configuration option did not always cover the case. Where an option does the same job today it is named in the row; prefer the option, since it is what the defaults are built on.
For more third-party plugins, see the list from awesome-webpack.
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